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National Survey of Student Engagement
The National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) asks students about how much time and effort they devote to studying or participating in co-curricular activities, how fully challenged and supported they feel by their college, and how students estimate their educational and personal growth since starting college.
NSSE survey items are grouped within several Engagement Indicators. These indicators fit within five themes engagement adapted from the Benchmarks of Effective Educational Practice, as follows:
- Academic Challenge – Including Higher-Order Learning, Reflective and Integrative Learning, Quantitative Reasoning, and Learning Strategies
- Learning with Peers – Including Collaborative Learning and Discussions with Diverse Others
- Experiences with Faculty – Including Student-Faculty Interaction and Effective Teaching Practices
- Campus Environment – Including Quality of Interactions and Supportive Environment
- High-Impact Practices – Special undergraduate opportunities such as Service-Learning, Study Abroad, Research with Faculty, and Internships that have substantial positive effects on student learning and retention
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NSSE 2016
NSSE 2015
Multi-Year Engagement Indicators Reports by College 2013-2015
Multi-Year Engagement Indicators Reports by Department 2013-2015
NSSE 2014
NSSE 2013
NSSE 2012
Multi-Year Benchmark Reports by College 2008-2012
Multi-Year Benchmark Reports by Department (2002-2004 and 2006-2012)
Historical Mean Comparison: 2008-2012
NSSE 2011
Multi-Year Benchmark Reports by College 2007-2011
Historical Mean Comparison: 2007-2011
NSSE 2010
Multi-Year Benchmark Reports by College
Historical Mean Comparison: 2006-2010
NSSE 2009
Multi-Year Benchmark Reports by College
Historical Mean Comparison: 2002-2009
NSSE 2008
NSSE 2007
NSSE 2006
NSSE 2004
NSSE 2003
NSSE 2002
For more information about NSSE see http://nsse.iub.edu/.
To request additional information about NSSE at Auburn University contact the Office of Institutional Research at (334) 844-4765 or send an e-mail to ir@auburn.edu.
Last Updated: 02/07/2018
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